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’tis often I'm found at the end of the street

with dozens of dancers there at my feet.

I play them a tune to keep them all dancing,

skip step, or galley or high caper prancing.

They give not a jot for the poor musician.

A jig or the reel or an old composition?

The names change daily from hamlet to village

changed by the beer and some cider spillage.

So what do you do when they call for a tune?

Old Molly from Oxford? Roses in June?

They all sound the same to untrained ear-holes.

But it's got to be right for cultural souls.

Here, they're collected in jolly fine order!

The tops from South Wales and over the border.

They sound great with Morris, some are just nice,

great for musicians in need of advice.

Banbury Bill	Horses Brawl	Ring o’ Bells	Upton Hankie Dance
Black Joke	Idbury Hill	Room for Cuckolds	Upton Stick Dance
Blue Eyed Stranger	Jockey to the Fair	Room for the Cuckoo	Vandals of Hammerwich
Bonny Green Garters	Lolipop Man	Saturday Night	Y Derwydd
Bonny Kate	March Past	Seren y Bore	Y Gaseg Eira
Cuckoo’s Nest	The Minstrel Boy	Sherriff’s Ride	Y Goron
Feathers	The Morris Gallop	Three Musketeers	Young Collins
Green Garters	Princess Royal	Trunkles
Haste to the wedding	Queen’s Delight	Ty Coch Caerdydd

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